Syed Imran Haider 
LG launches a new product of its Signature OLEDs every few years at CES. These encompass the latest display technology and high prices to match. This time the company’s gimmick for the Signature OLED has nothing to do with the panel, as it will include a little wireless transmitter box to receive all audio and videos.
LG launched an ultra-thin wallpaper OLED television in 2017, whereas it introduced a rollable OLED TV idea that finally evolved into a genuine product valued at $100,000 in 2018. Unsurprisingly, the Signature lineup from LG is the least expensive product from the company.
LG has not concentrated on the panel with the new Signature OLED M. The latest release is a bright, beautiful, and gigantic 97-inch 4k display. It receives all of its audio and video from a wireless Zero Connect Transmitter box that users can position up to 30 feet away from the television itself. While the V combines a panel and speakers, all the processing occurs in the box.
The First Wireless OLED Television
LG claims the OLED M would be the world’s first wireless OLED television, which goes some steps beyond a typical wireless HDMI transmitter. The Zero Connect Transmitter box has three HDMI ports – capable of 4k at 120Hz. It has antenna and USB inputs.
Users can plug in numerous gadgets, such as a 4k Blu-ray player, game console, and a cable box to let source content get beamed over to the massive OLED display. The box has a pill-shaped antenna, which users can spin around to point in the direction of the television for superior wireless performance.
According to LG Press Release, the Zero Connect transmitter box ensures the flawless transfer of content to the television using the LG algorithm, which aims to identify the best transmission path without delay. The algorithm also minimizes transmission errors or disruptions since it can recognize changes in the instant environment, such as subjects moving around the room, and moves paths accordingly.
No Ports Back
LG’s new Signature OLED has no dropouts or hitches. The television has fantastic video quality. The G-Sync-certified product backs all the typical Dolby Vision, Atmos, and many other theater features. According to LG spokespersons, the company has not assessed gaming latency on the new Signature OLED M, but users will have an enjoyable experience. Users still have to wait for original latency measurements once it makes their way to consumers sometime in the following year.
LG said the company produced the world’s first OLED with wireless transmission capabilities. While the television does not have the similar wow factor as a device that rolls down and fades into a stand, LG’s OLED M will give customers the freedom to choose where they put the television.
Signature OLEDs from LG are wildly costly, though the company hasn’t yet disclosed pricing on this television. The representative confirmed that the price of the latest OLED tv would not be that excessive, though experts believe the product will cost above LG’s most significant 8k OLED set.
